Game of Chicken:Consider two drivers, both headed for a single-lane bridge from opposite directionsthe first to swerve away yields the bridge to the other. If neither player swerves, the result is a crash with a cost of (-10) for each driver. If one driver drives while the other one swerves, the one who goes is the winner, and the benefit is (1). The other is the "chicken," and the cost of losing is (-1). Finally, if both swerve, they both lose, and each gets 0.

a) Use the above information to show this game in a 2X2 matrix form (a table with two rows and two columns).

b) What is the Nash equilibrium?

c) What is special about the game of Chicken? Compare the NE in this game with a prisoners' dilemma game; how does the game of Chicken differ from the prisoners' dilemma game?